NEW PRODUCT! JEEP JL / GLADIATOR UNDERHOOD PLATFORM ACCESSORY PLATE

[813 Fabrication & Design]

can we get also some practical ideas how to finally use it?

There is a good amount of space available underneath it also so you could even mount items under it to keep them out of the way and save space for on top. I think I’m going to mount my Noco trickle charger under it.

My suggestion would be to use something like a Deutsch connector with each item that you mount on it that way if you ever had to remove it, you could quickly disconnect everything and pull it off rather quickly.

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[Bandit’s Lair]

can we get also some practical ideas how to finally use it?

Im thinking the same as above. Buss bars and a switch panel. Really solves the problem of “Where do I want to drill into the bay to attach all my 50 million electrical goodies”.

 

[Neomonk21]

This morning I took some pictures of my engine bay to see how much room I have in there. I want to get a light control module like the 6 Shooter that Oracle sells so I would need to mount it somewhere. I threw this picture together to show how much space you would have under the plate to mount stuff. I think this might work for my needs but I'll have to measure some more.

 

[RudeJeepin]

Guess we will have to settle for the torque,
Very nice product you have there.

Dang, our pension for gobs of torque foil us again.
Oh well, I'll just have to placate myself with this instead.

By the way @813 Fabrication & Design nice offering. I'm silently pouting cause it won't work on my diesel.

 

[813 Fabrication & Design]

Dang, our pension for gobs of torque foil us again.
Oh well, I'll just have to placate myself with this instead.

By the way @813 Fabrication & Design nice offering. I'm silently pouting cause it won't work on my diesel.

 

[813 Fabrication & Design]

Thanks!

 

[Freems]

Ok a few questions,

1. It’s a burrito cooker!, a little hinged grill to lock and hold them down on top of that plate. My 3.6 will bring well done in less than 2 miles.
2. aluminum plate aka heat sink over my engine, whatevers sitting on it or by it better have tinfoil panties.
3. the only main flow of air finds its way to the top and underneath of my hood. with this product we’re now going to be even closer to the top, less cooler air and I just know it’s the hottest place on the JT because that’s where the neighbors cat always sits in the winter.
4. I really like the functionally of it, we need more of it in the hood area. Well done.

 

[813 Fabrication & Design]

Ok a few questions,

1. It’s a burrito cooker!, a little hinged grill to lock and hold them down on top of that plate. My 3.6 will bring well done in less than 2 miles.
2. aluminum plate aka heat sink over my engine, whatevers sitting on it or by it better have tinfoil panties.
3. the only main flow of air finds its way to the top and underneath of my hood. with this product we’re now going to be even closer to the top, less cooler air and I just know it’s the hottest place on the JT because that’s where the neighbors cat always sits in the winter.
4. I really like the functionally of it, we need more of it in the hood area. Well done.

I didn’t think about the burrito cooker! It would be a good place to put your lunch while on the trail. One could add some stick on heat shield to the bottom of the heat is a concern. I have had my single Compressor in the same area, covering most of that area. I haven’t had any issues so far.

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

I don’t see heat being a huge problem. If it was our brakes would always be overheated. Hopefully not because I want to put a switch panel on top and attach a couple air horns underneath. Just need to find a couple right sized “L” brackets to attach to the panel.

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